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Arsenal Wenger has arrived for his news conference and he is asked about the Champions League draw coming up at 11:00 GMT.

"No team is super, super favourite. Every team has a chance - it depends on the luck of the draw," he says.

"The second game is at home and that gives you a psychological advantage."

As we've already touched on, five former Football Association bosses have said the body is outdated, held back by "elderly white men" and unable to counter the power of the Premier League.

In a letter to the Culture, Media and Sport select committee, David Bernstein, David Davies, Greg Dyke, Alex Horne and David Triesman referred to "the woeful lack of English players or managers and the embarrassing failures of our national team for the past 50 years".

While arguments rage about the structure of football in this country, we want your thoughts on the best and worst things about British football.

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Goalkeeper Samir Handanovic, 32, may want to leave Inter Milan if they fail to finish the season in a Champions League spot. Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was interested in the Slovenian last summer, says Gazzetta dello Sport., external

Read the rest of today's gossip here.

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The Daily Mirror reports, external England midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has not held talks with Arsenal about extending his contract, despite Arsene Wenger saying that negotiations had begun with the 23-year-old, who has 18 months left on his current deal.

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Goals by Dimitri Payet and Michail Antonio exposed Liverpool's defensive frailties again as West Ham climbed out of the Premier League relegation zone with a hard-fought 2-2 draw at Anfield.

After conceding four in last weekend's loss at Bournemouth, Liverpool shipped two avoidable first-half goals on their way to ceding more ground to Chelsea and Arsenal in the title race.

There were goalkeeping errors on both sides as Adam Lallana and Divock Origi scored for the hosts.

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Chelsea boss Antonio Conte has laughed off suggestions his side could face a Premier League points deduction.

The Blues and Manchester City have been charged with failing to control their players during their 3 December game.

After previous incidents, a Football Association appeal board warned Chelsea in July that "the time cannot be too far distant when... the only proper sanction is a points deduction".

Asked about the possibility after his side's 1-0 win over West Brom, Conte said: "Are you joking? Are you joking?"

Chelsea have been fined five times by the FA for failing to control their players since February 2015, as you can see below...

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There wasn't quite as many goals on Sunday as Manchester United beat Tottenham 1-0 thanks to Henrikh Mkhitaryan's winner and Sofiane Boufal's first Premier League goal saw Southampton beat Middlesbrough.

Chelsea had earlier enjoyed a 1-0 win over West Brom to go back to the top of the league and make it nine victories on the bounce.

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Jamie Vardy scored a hat-trick as Leicester City pulled off a stunning 4-2 victory over an out-of-sorts Manchester City.

The Foxes were 2-0 up in five minutes as Vardy ended his 10-game run without a Premier League goal by slotting home, and Andy King curled in moments later.

It was 3-0 within 20 minutes as Vardy added another after skipping past visiting keeper Claudio Bravo, and he completed his hat-trick by intercepting a misplaced John Stones pass and finishing from a narrow angle.

Aleksandar Kolarov, with a free-kick, and Nolito scored late consolation goals for the away side.

It's a right football fest today and with teams in midweek action we have a whole load of Premier League press conferences to bring you.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is set to be first up at 09:00 GMT, with his side travelling to Everton on Tuesday for a 19:45 GMT kick-off.

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Jeff Hendrick's stunning half-volley helped Burnley end a run of three Premier League defeats as they beat Bournemouth 3-2 at Turf Moor.

Three minutes after Hendric's goal the home side doubled their lead through Stephen Ward.

Bournemouth halved the deficit on the stroke of half-time via Benik Afobe, before George Boyd netted for the hosts

Charlie Daniels' thumping injury-time strike set up a tense final few minutes but Burnley held on.

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A late equaliser from substitute Fraizer Campbell saw Crystal Palace snatch a 3-3 draw at Hull City.

The Tigers went ahead through Robert Snodgrass' controversial penalty before Christian Benteke equalised with another spot-kick.

Wilfried Zaha blasted the Eagles ahead, but Hull benefited from poor Palace defending as Adama Diomande and Jake Livermore scored twice in a six-minute period to put the hosts back in front.

But Campbell headed in from Zaha's cross to make it 3-3.

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Swansea City climbed off the bottom of the Premier League with a vital 3-0 victory over fellow strugglers Sunderland.

After an edgy goalless first half in sodden conditions, Gylfi Sigurdsson's calm penalty put the Swans ahead and eased the tension inside the Liberty Stadium.

Sigurdsson's clever corner set up Fernando Llorente for their second, and the Spaniard headed in a late third to give Bob Bradley a precious second win as manager.

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Arsenal briefly moved top of the Premier League as they came from behind to beat Stoke 3-1 at Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

The visitors took the lead through Charlie Adam's penalty after Granit Xhaka elbowed Joe Allen.

Theo Walcott turned in substitute Hector Bellerin's cross just before half-time for his 100th club goal.

Mesut Ozil headed over goalkeeper Lee Grant to give Arsenal the lead before substitute Alex Iwobi side-footed home the third.

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Stefano Okaka scored his first goals for Watford as they came from behind to beat out-of-form Everton 3-2 in the Premier League.

Okaka, signed from Anderlecht in the summer, flicked in a superb backheeled effort in the first half, before heading home following a corner after the break.

In between, Sebastian Prodl powerfully nodded in from Jose Holebas' whipped cross.

Everton had gone ahead on 17 minutes as Romelu Lukaku slotted in from Gareth Barry's inch-perfect, first-time pass, and the Belgian headed in a late consolation.

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Here's how the top of the Premier League table stands after a weekend that produced plenty of goals. 

Now for a quick look at who did what...

PSG may move for Real Madrid's Colombia playmaker James Rodriguez, 25, as they seek to make a statement signing in the summer. That's according to Corriere dello Sport., external

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Manchester United boss Mourinho may be targeting Paris St-Germain's Uruguay striker Edinson Cavani, 29, as a long-term replacement for veteran Zlatan Ibrahimovic, says the Daily Express., external

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Jose Mourinho has ordered his Manchester United team in for training at 4.30 in the afternoon on Christmas Day, according to the Sun., external

You can catch up with the rest of the day's gossip here.

A little more on that Football Association reform story then...

The FA is outdated, held back by "elderly white men" and unable to counter the power of the Premier League, say five former executives of the governing body.

David Bernstein, David Davies, Greg Dyke, Alex Horne and David Triesman say the FA has failed to "self-reform".

The five have asked Parliament's Culture, Media and Sport committee to propose legislation to reform the FA.

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England face being banned from the World Cup, according to the Sun.

It says Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee chairman Damian Collins wants a vote of no confidence in the FA, but Fifa forbids political interference in the running of federations.